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00:03:06

Is it OK to be financially average?

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2024/10/21

We often hear about people striving to be the best, the most successful or the wealthiest. But what if you just want to be average? What's average these days, anyway, and what does that really mean? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke with Corin Dann.

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00:06:00

Analysis: Three Strikes law change

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2024/10/21

The Prime Minister is defending government's latest assault on crime - toughening its new Three Strikes law by lowering the First Strike warning to those who've committed offences that can get them 12 or more months in prison. The current threshold is 24 months. And people with first strikes wiped under by the previous labour government will have them reinstated. Our political Jo Moir spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:06:17

Labour calls for investigation into heated tobacco...

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2024/10/21

Labour has asked the Auditor-General to investigate a government decision to slash tax on heated tobacco products, claiming there are signs of "industry influence". Labour health spokesperson Ayesha Verrall has called for an urgent investigation under the Public Audit Act, and says there are several indications of tobacco industry influence that must be investigated to maintain trust in government. Both Health Minister Shane Reti and Associate Casey Costallo have declined to comment. Ayesha

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00:04:05

Six full-time investigators working on Baby Ru case a...

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2024/10/21

No-one has yet been charged over the death of "Baby Ru" in Lower Hutt one ago year today. He was the victim of a brutal assault that shattered his tiny skull. The police in Wellington still have six full-time investigators working on the case, and insist they are zeroing in on the person - or persons - responsible. Ruth Hill reports.

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00:02:31

Sports News for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/21

An update from the team at RNZ Sport.

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00:05:47

News in Niuean for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/21

The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

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00:06:12

Prime Minister speaks to Morning Report on three strikes

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2024/10/21

The government is toughening up its new Three Strikes law in order to capture more of what it calls the worst of the worst, serious violent and sexual offenders. Cabinet has agreed to lower the sentencing threshold for people to be given their first strike warning from 24 months to 12. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:03:48

Christchurch terror attack forseeable, inquest told

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2024/10/21

An inquest has heard the loophole, which allowed terrorist Brenton Tarrant to obtain military-style semi-automatic firearms, was well-known before March 2019. But political will to close it was lacking until 51 people lost their lives. The inquest into the worshippers murdered at Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre yesterday heard from Waikato University Law Professor, Alexander Gillespie, who says the shootings were foreseeable. Timothy Brown was in court.

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00:04:50

New Zealand spy agencies tight-lipped on US document...

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2024/10/21

New Zealand spy agencies and the government are tight-lipped about being caught up in a leak of top secret documents that assess Israel's plans to attack Iran. In the US an investigation is underway into who had access - and that encompasses the Five Eyes intelligence group that includes New Zealand. Sharing military-linked intel or technology has risks, but several new moves are being made on that front. Phil Pennington has been looking at it.

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00:08:49

News in Samoan for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/21

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

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00:03:45

ACC apologises to patient for delays

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2024/10/21

A woman who developed a debilitating chronic pain condition after breaking her foot says she's been stuck between ACC and the public system, with neither one taking responsibility for her rehabilitation. While ACC has now accepted her condition was caused by her injury, she's frustrated that it's taken three years to get a referral to a specialist pain service. Ruth Hill reports.

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00:05:33

News in Tongan 23 October 2024

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2024/10/21

The latest news in the Tongan language(Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

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00:06:18

Third hui for Maori unity kicks off in Christchurch

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2024/10/21

Indigenous economics is taking centre stage today at the final national hui for Maori unity, which kicked off at Tuurangawaewae earlier this year. Iwi and hapu from across the motu are gathering today at Tuahiwi Marae, north of Christchurch, for the hui named Te Punuiotoka. Ngati Kahungunu chair Bayden Barber, who hosted Kiingi Tuheitia at the hui in Hawkes Bay, is in Christchurch for the final gathering. He spoke with Corin Dann

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00:04:27

Calls for auditor-general to investigate heated...

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2024/10/21

Labour has asked the Auditor-General to investigate a government decision to slash tax on heated tobacco products, claiming there are signs of "industry influence". Labour health spokesperson Ayesha Verrall has asked Controller and Auditor General John Ryan for an urgent investigation under the Public Audit Act. Guyon Espiner spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:02:08

Youths on roof of Auckland Youth Justice Facility

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2024/10/21

Seven youths have spent the night on the roof of a building at an Auckland Youth Justice Facility.Oranga Tamariki says that 13 young people originally gained access to the roof of its Korowai Manaaki residence yesterday evening. Our reporter Maia Ingoe was live at the scene, she spoke with Corin Dann.

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00:06:38

Criminal defence lawyer reacts to three strikes change

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2024/10/21

The Government is toughening its new version of the Three Strikes law in order to capture more offenders. The first strike is a warning, a second strike means no parole, and for a third strike, offenders will have to serve the maximum penalty without parole. Criminal defence lawyer, Marie Dyhrberg, spoke with Corin Dann.

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00:01:08

7am Sports News

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2024/10/21

Sports news with Nathan Rarere

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00:04:52

Morning business news

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2024/10/21

Morning business bulletin with Gyles Beckford

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00:04:30

Physician associates say they can help health...

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2024/10/21

Physician associates are rejecting calls for the government to pause plans to allow them to fill workforce shortages in the health system. They say they can improve access to healthcare, reduce wait times, and help address the workforce crisis. President of the Physician Associate Society, Shelly Collins, spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:04:45

Government toughening up new Three Strikes law

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2024/10/21

The Coalition is toughening up its new Three Strikes law in order to capture more of what it calls the worst of the worst, serious violent and sexual offenders. A revised version of the law that the Labour government dumped in 2022 is making its way through Parliament. Cabinet has agreed to lower the sentencing threshold for people to be given their first strike warning to 12 months from 24. The minister spoke to political reporter Lillian Hanly.

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